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  1. Does endowment have any influence at all on athletic department cash flow? Not sure about TCU/SMU/Baylor. USC got "honorable mention" somehow. AI said this about Notre Dame lol
  2. We've known for a long time that UGA struggles against running QB's
  3. They need Texas' first three plays and luck from yesterday.
  4. Yay for flags on 4th & 13
  5. I was wondering which teams might be able to afford the largest NIL packages. I guess "richest university" doesn't mean everything and there are other factors (not sure what they are) that come into play. So, I asked the AI which universities were the 25 richest. The dollar amounts are the "endowment" listed in the wiki article I gave to the AI. Hopefully, someone smarter than I can give their opinion on how much endowments/this list might indicate which programs will stop sucking and start being real players in the playoffs, year after year. Like how the Buckeyes, Crimson Tide, Notre Dame, Wolverines, etc. have been over the last ~hundred years. ---- Please list the top 25 richest universities that have a football program and are not overly difficult to get into. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_colleges_and_universities_in_the_United_States_by_endowment RESULTS: Texas Longhorns - $44.9B (Acceptance Rate: ~31% / 6-Year Graduation Rate: ~86%) Texas A&M Aggies - $18.4B (Acceptance Rate: ~63% / 6-Year Graduation Rate: ~82%) Michigan Wolverines - $17.9B (Acceptance Rate: ~18% / 6-Year Graduation Rate: ~94%) Ohio State Buckeyes - $8.1B (Acceptance Rate: ~53% / 6-Year Graduation Rate: ~88%) UC Berkeley Golden Bears - $49.9B (Acceptance Rate: ~11% / 6-Year Graduation Rate: ~93%) UCLA Bruins - $49.9B (Acceptance Rate: ~9% / 6-Year Graduation Rate: ~92%) University of Virginia Cavaliers - $13.6B (Acceptance Rate: ~19% / 6-Year Graduation Rate: ~94%) North Carolina Tar Heels - $5.4B (Acceptance Rate: ~17% / 6-Year Graduation Rate: ~92%) Purdue Boilermakers - $3.6B (Acceptance Rate: ~53% / 6-Year Graduation Rate: ~80%) Pittsburgh Panthers - $5.5B (Acceptance Rate: ~49% / 6-Year Graduation Rate: ~85%) Minnesota Golden Gophers - $5.1B (Acceptance Rate: ~75% / 6-Year Graduation Rate: ~85%) Washington Huskies - $4.9B (Acceptance Rate: ~46% / 6-Year Graduation Rate: ~84%) Michigan State Spartans - $4.0B (Acceptance Rate: ~88% / 6-Year Graduation Rate: ~82%) Illinois Fighting Illini - $5.4B (Acceptance Rate: ~45% / 6-Year Graduation Rate: ~86%) Indiana Hoosiers - $3.9B (Acceptance Rate: ~85% / 6-Year Graduation Rate: ~79%) Wisconsin Badgers - $4.3B (Acceptance Rate: ~49% / 6-Year Graduation Rate: ~89%) Iowa Hawkeyes - $2.4B (Acceptance Rate: ~86% / 6-Year Graduation Rate: ~74%) Virginia Tech Hokies - $2.0B (Acceptance Rate: ~57% / 6-Year Graduation Rate: ~86%) Iowa State Cyclones - $1.7B (Acceptance Rate: ~90% / 6-Year Graduation Rate: ~76%) Arizona Wildcats - $1.6B (Acceptance Rate: ~87% / 6-Year Graduation Rate: ~65%) Utah Utes - $2.2B (Acceptance Rate: ~89% / 6-Year Graduation Rate: ~72%) Rutgers Scarlet Knights - $1.8B (Acceptance Rate: ~66% / 6-Year Graduation Rate: ~82%) Kentucky Wildcats - $2.2B (Acceptance Rate: ~95% / 6-Year Graduation Rate: ~69%) Oklahoma Sooners - $3.9B (Acceptance Rate: ~73% / 6-Year Graduation Rate: ~71%) Missouri Tigers - $1.7B (Acceptance Rate: ~82% / 6-Year Graduation Rate: ~71%) Here are the "blue blood" football programs not in the top 25 by endowment: Alabama Crimson Tide - $2.5B Clemson Tigers - $1.2B Florida State Seminoles - $1.0B Georgia Bulldogs - $2.0B LSU Tigers - $980M Penn State Nittany Lions - $4.5B Tennessee Volunteers - $1.7B Auburn Tigers - $1.5B Nebraska Cornhuskers - $4.2B Here are the current Top 25 College Football Playoff Rankings teams that were not on the previous lists of wealthiest endowments or "blue blood" programs with smaller endowments: Ole Miss Rebels - $912M Oregon State Beavers - $1.6B Oregon Ducks - $1.5B Louisville Cardinals - $1.5B Kansas Jayhawks - $2.6B Kansas State Wildcats - $985M Tulane Green Wave - $1.9B
  6. Now we get to see what Gunnr Stockton looks like for our rematch in the championship game.
  7. What's with the "Nothing to Lose" talk? Nothing to lose might indicate a situation where you've already exceeded expectations, such as AZ State last night. Texas has not yet exceeded expectations. We're in the same place we ended last year. We have yet to exceed last year.
  8. Got another 1000 yard rusher 🤘
  9. "Late in the third quarter, Skattebo was vomiting on the sideline between offensive possessions. He told reporters he drank too much water too fast and felt "sloshy," then felt much better afterward. "Puke and rally," Dillingham said jokingly." https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/43253924/sun-devils-cfp-quarterfinal-performance-shows-belong
  10. Scatt bawled the fuck out - I hope we never have to play him again. And if we do, well then I hope our Defensive Line is finally healthy! Well, yes. Thank you.
  11. * head lamp lights Why do fish even react hungry to head lamps
  12. Sorry, just got back from walking the dogs for like 75 minutes. We were about to do the pier when some fisherman flashed his nights.
  13. OMg ok kay, that's actually when I'm waking up. I Hope I have time to make bacon & eggs before the slaying beings.
  14. We all need to go to bed early so we can wake up early enough to get drunk and do this all over again tomorrow night. I'm talking to you and you too, you dome m/f.
  15. Based on Cheerleaders and Guts, we need to vote the ASU into SEC,SEC,SEC Not the best cheerleader example but you know they were there
  16. No such thing as signed and sealed these days
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